JYJ Red Angus LLC

08/31/2026

See ya later, August! 🥵 We don’t mind to see the heat and the humidity go! But, oh wait! May we keep the green grass for a bit longer though?
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Summer grazing has been a beauty to behold! It’s a picture of blessings we are grateful to view as the lovely red cattle graze across the lush green grasses. This is a sight that will never get old!

08/28/2026

Looking for a Friday night date? 😙 Isn’t he handsome?

08/28/2026

We were excited to be apart of the FFA ag tours for Henry County. Ms Auburn, the show cow, was glad to see the kids too!

08/26/2026

We’re so excited to host this fun, educational event!

📢 Registration for the South Alabama AJCA Fall Youth Field Day closes September 2!

This FREE educational opportunity is open to youth ages 9–21 and will focus on beef cattle reproduction and genetics. Join us September 9 at JYJ Red Angus in Columbia, AL, for a day of learning and fun! 🤠

Don’t wait! Registration closes soon.

Learn more and register at bamabeef.org/southfieldday.

08/21/2026

No cow-calf producer in America is asking for increased imports. Undercutting American farmers and ranchers with products from foreign competitors does nothing to create market confidence or encourage rebuilding the herd.

For the second time in less than 12 months, the Trump Administration is intervening in markets in an attempt to artificially lower beef prices. Current retail prices are high because of strong consumer demand for the high-quality beef we produce.

Incentivizing additional foreign imports undermines America’s producers at a critical time as they make decisions about rebuilding numbers for next year. U.S. farmers and ranchers need stability. Unlike spur-of –the-moment trading decisions made based on White House social media posts, the decisions and investments ranchers make in their herds are made YEARS in advance, not days or weeks.

The Trump Administration's repeated whiplash on trade policy and beef imports has real impacts on cattle producers in rural America. USDA created and promoted a stronger “Product of the USA” label, only to abandon it and decide that MCOOL was the only option. Today’s announcement is not about helping producers. It’s not about putting their finger on the scale for one cattle industry group or another. It is 100% about the 74 days between now and the midterm elections.